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The Houston Dynamo and Los Angeles Galaxy face a must-win clash Friday night in Texas, with both clubs running out of time to salvage their 2025 MLS campaigns. The Galaxy (3-14-7, 16 points) have shown some improvement after a 16-match winless start, but they remain last in the Western Conference and 13 points behind ninth-place San Jose, the cutoff for a playoff spot. A major reason for LA’s struggles has been the long-term absence of team MVP Riqui Puig, who has yet to return from a torn ACL suffered last November. Without his creativity, the Galaxy attack has lacked rhythm and cutting edge. Striker Christian Ramirez has been the team’s most productive scorer on a per-minute basis, but with just

CF Montreal may still have three months left in the MLS season, but the club has already shifted its focus to the future. They’ll open a new chapter Friday night when they visit the New England Revolution in Foxborough, Mass. Montreal (3-15-6, 15 points) sits dead last in MLS, enduring one of the league’s most difficult seasons. The club fired coach Laurent Courtois after going winless in its first five matches and didn’t earn its first home victory until June 28 — which remains their only win at Stade Saputo this year. The team released a letter to fans this week, vowing transparency and promising a full rebuild. The numbers highlight the challenge. Montreal has scored just 20 goals in

The Seattle Mariners will take on the Los Angeles Angels at Angel Stadium of Anaheim on Friday, July 25, 2025. The game will start at 9:38 PM under clear skies with a light breeze. Fans can catch the action on RSNW. The Mariners, led by manager Dan Wilson, have a season record of 54-48. They are 5 games behind in the AL West. On the mound for Seattle will be Bryan Woo, who has an ERA of 2.91. The Angels, managed by Ron Washington, hold a record of 49-53, trailing by 10 games in the division. José Soriano will start for Los Angeles, with an ERA of 3.83. The Seattle Mariners recently faced the Milwaukee Brewers, ending with a 2-10

Orlando City SC will try to build on a much-needed victory as they visit the Columbus Crew on Friday night in a pivotal Eastern Conference showdown with playoff implications. The Lions (10-6-8, 38 points) snapped a four-match winless skid last weekend with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over New England, a result they believe can spark a late-season push. Defender Zakaria Taifi said Monday that the team knows it must raise its standards for the stretch run. Orlando currently sits sixth in the Eastern Conference, six points behind the Crew for a top-four finish and potential home-field advantage in the first round of the playoffs. But with Inter Miami also ahead of them and holding games in hand, the Lions know